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.. tDirnbury wag tree from countable
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{by the‘Snndsy‘ Pbst. or mugmrto
:act- as news: correspond”! for their
county page. Mr. Fitchfwm’senu‘an
ZW‘llteh- news and one picture a week"
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—-Pea Coal at Harris & Gals.

 

l The letter carriers of Bridgeport
:have instructed. Terry Lee, well known
lboxing expert to prepare for them a,
field day to be held at Newfleld Park i
;for the benefit of the pension fund; A:

mumber of local carriers-are planning)

«on attending the affair later in'thei
day.

: The Norwalk delegates to the
Fourth district republican congres-
,sional convention have received no-
;tice of the call for the convention. It
Twill be held in Bridgeport. Saturday,
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~ and Mrs. Thomas 0. Taylor and
:imi‘wl. Tuesday, from Hope
Smingdale. to Norwalk.

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4 morning and evening services
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announcing the carnival
in he held by South Norwalk
\‘o. 12.13, Knights of Colum-

Switmnber 11 i0 18. on
,_~:,:_n stl'm‘t. are being placed
in >1”le windows‘ in town.

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1' at R o'clock in the club
.t which time the semiannual
or n nominating committee
plum: Plan; for the work
i wining fall and winier will lie
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uurk tn the Steeple or tlzc
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um struck by lightijmz durinq

.. clcctrical storm of Several
am, As was nstimate‘il at the
nu:- damage done will amount to

“materi- $2.000. Owing to the
of ln1<llFllllP0 on the entire

hon-even only $1.000 was re«

= u" insurance for the damagc

, .lcficit between the amount of
manure and the Sum i'cqntcd

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Fred Jandorf, chef at Camp Rho-.
donolia, who was arrested, yesterday
lmorning. by Patrolman Frank Strat-
ton, for driving an automobile with-
‘out an operator's license. was fined
$10 and costs, in the downtown court,
Ithis morning. by Judge Candee. The
fine was suspended on payment of the
costs, which amounted to $5.

 

Merchants on Main street. Norwaik.
where the parking law exists are
still jubilant in regards to the way
the jitneys and trucks are obeying the
law and allowing them a little peace
In front of their stores where people
can drive up. for a moment and pur-
chase some goods without having toi
leave their machines in the middle of
the street.

Roton Point Park Labor Day spec-
ial display of fireworks. Dancing
afternoon and evening.

There will be a meeting or the
Daughters of Pocahontas. of Red Man.
tonight. in Red Men's Hall. where
business of importance will be dis-
cussed, after which dancing and a
light luncheon will be enjoyed by the
members. The meeting will be called
to order at 8 o'clock. and all members-
of the Pocahontas tribe are asked to
be present.

Gasoline igniting on a short circuit
of the battery wires in the hood of
Arthur Craw's Dodge car. which he
was fixing at the rear of his home. on
Burbank street, last night, caused an

1y before 8 o'clock. The Central Sta-
tion apparatus responded and found
that Mr. C‘raw had extinguished the
blaze. without damage to the car.

 

The regular meeting of Eureka Re-

aprons to the apron. cake and food
sale. to be held on Saturday afte 1 in.
at Bell Island, are requested to bring
them. There Will be special business
to be transacted tomorrow night. and
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chi-rit. of Stamford. according to in—'

alarm to be sent in from Box 24, short- '

bekah Lodge, N0. 4?, I. 0. 0.1“" “‘“Ha'nd now of Boston. Mass.. is making:
he held tomorrow night, at Which “”19 a short visit to the home of his sister»:

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’ v .7 ._ rm'rwaiku avimubmésittiutheisw:
‘ cheating the victor-rec birthing” over.
_________‘,‘ the “Caner" by 1 :rmi'ini Pita: .
field. Mass: unanimous“- Ado-wt

Among the new cases filed yester. North Adam: “(F *WilMtoll!‘ Toni
day. in the Superior court, return. night the party's" seem zit-Albert:
’Mrs.,,w duh! and leave tomorrow for Lake George. ;
able to the September term, are the He is accompanied birth! trip by Mrs:
liollowing: mu; Riley affligshot‘ezguaxym.
. Alina V. 'I‘hosey against Phflipi'l'hoe- and: rs. Jocep y . . . .
'ey, both or Shelton. asking for pmi.‘ Rookwell'm WWW stunt,
‘tlon or sale or farm property, in Hunt. Norwalk, left' yesterdny moshing-2': by.
lington' in which emiholds', mm“ auto fer New Yorkrms hehu'u‘,
interest; John F. Jam. Jr., of Chl- CW, 3 ”mm“ i" “'"f’"“. ”l .
cage, against DavidkSwtngA Starring, that: city. Dennis“ a xrn not. of“
of Norwalk, to recover amount— of Fordhnm COHMIBId" Vi“ “W "N;
judgment grantedqn Circukcourt ot Sew York law examination in'r‘Newri
Chicago, April 10. 1929, for 373500: so Y0“ "“5 mow” . y
[Augustine's churchcorpomuon agflnst' Mrs. William ‘Eudress, Mrs. J. Rob;
James T. Rourke and Stephen F. Bou- inson and Miss Alice Spion enjoyeda
'cher, asking for injunction ’to restrain daY’S outing‘at THEIR! MIKE: Mk0
defendants from’con‘ducting an under- Splan sang most beautifully on" the
making establishment in properly lake. while fishing and captured a live,i
near the rectory, in Washington ave- pound bass. Mrs. Samuel Rnndnyy had
nue, Bridgeport; 13m: Sternberg, of many compliments given. her other-
Jersey City, N_- J" against the D. and beautiful cmmtry home by Miss Spun

. Amusement 00.; Inc., of Stem- and Mrs. William'Eudress.

ford, alleging that the proprietors,‘ Thomas Fiaherty of Stevens: street:

 

;Henry Brandt and: Louk Gmdf‘rb‘ who is employed by the Trade NM“ built overlthe trnem' tnk’e‘ in place:
.Service of New York cl”. :hui been' 00th one: M'ls be

made false representations of profit

. fl”- . 'in leasin him the Rialto Theater. 1 emoyine a vacation forms-“w week
i Roton Point Park Labor Day spec-gsmmmflfi and asking for ‘9 000 dim?- and has been spending much time at ,.
1.ial display of fireworks. Dancing‘ages. ‘ ’ home resting. Mr. Flaherty- was for-;
5afternoon' and evening. Charles Beardsley. of Danbury. meriy employed by one of the local,

aasinst George F. Greens: that place. “we” ““1 13‘"
claiming damages of $10,000 for injur» mes. i
let; in a--collisi0n July 21, 1920; virgin. Leonard M. Brown. of Cannon St.
ia oPtts. of F‘airfield, agajngt Benja- is at the state fair being held at Rome,
min A; Buckley, of the same place. N- Y.. where he has a conceal” for;
claiming payment of a bill for serv- a Roller Racer, similar to the one he;
ices of $1.905. extending from January. Wm ht"! at the Danbury hi” this
1910. to January. 1920; Stephen D. S“. fall- '
verman- against Jennie Nussenbaum. Miss Florence Batter-son. formerly
claiming $2.750; alleged to have been' of the local telephone exchange» Ind
paid one note and for which promise recently transferred to the Darlen ex-
ot‘ payment was made: William Tn- change. ceases her duties there this‘
kats. of Fair-field. against Katmai: week-to return to school. i
Medve- 0‘ Fairileld, ('13!th dam- Miss Dorothy Peterson. of the train:
ages of $1.000 for a change of de‘ flc department of the local telephone
Which dilm'lzi‘fi his propery: Laura exchange, leaves her duties at the
Field, 0' Port Chester, N~ Y“ agntnsi end of this week to rctrrn to school.
Christian J. Johnson. of Bridgeport.;_
damages of $5.000 for injuries receiv-i
ed when struck by an automobile. in
Bridgeport. October 30. 1919.‘ .
Florence M. Cook. of Dorchester.;
Mass. against the Hindlo Pharmacy:
Inc. of Bridgeport. claiming damages;
of 10,000 for injuries received tln-ouxhi
the opening- of a rep in the walk. ini.
Main street, July 28, 1919. ‘

Boy’s Bones Broken
in Fall from‘Treej

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Ten~year~old Elmer Roscoe, son all
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Roscoe. oi'i
Smith Ridge. New, Canaan. was takeni
to the Nor-walk Hospital. yesterday?
afternoon at 4 o'clock, suffering from».
fractures of both wrists and a fractur-
ed left. shoulder. sustained when the
boy fell about twenty‘leet from a tree
near his home.

Dr. W. D, Holfeker. or Now Canaan.
attcnded to the boy. whose condition
is said to be good. There are no in-
ternal injuries so far as could be
learned.

easy to drop Cifirettt; Cigar, o:
Chewinglhnbit

No-ToBzic has helped”. th'usanda-t
.brenkathe costly. nerve‘smttrt
becco habit. Whenever you have,
.longing- for a smoke or chew: just
iplace a harmless NO-TOABW tablet in
'your mouth instead; All Me stops!
,Shortly the habit is completely broken.
zand yuo are better oft melting physl-’
lcaliy financially. It's so 9 y: no sin»I
lpie. Get a box of No Toilet and it:
‘_-— it doesn't release you from all vcrnv

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gist will refund your money without
iquestion. Notonsc is made by the
:owners of Cascarets; therefore, is
thoroughly reliable.

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Militants”? was ' ,, . m: miuamm
Tm hols «imam: H! \Viu-Tams. & W \ gums;
and motor. wboiwis gt“ yesterday v , (3. -
met-ping by? the We express, was __ _ {
intcuehfawen'lblymutimsd condition. LOCW a m mm or!"
seeming: to wnzzam Pineal ct the _ STOMW» mm m
rim of Rammu and em who had MNDAM (W, D") I 1:
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faucet. trnkivtbnt‘paurthmglt that;
crossing where Williams was killed,§
and it is thought that'the train wuf
going faster than 60 miles an hour
when it struck Williams.

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boys” suits: -$2.56!

They’re wesh- suits—sort that gives comfort
coolnex'toriiittie boys and pleasesMOther by their
cleanly appearance!
. Some in plain blue or tan (mgr-3y. Some in
stripes upon white background.
With a laced front and smart. white braiding: ov-
a collar in solid color.

For all little boys between 3 and 8;
and they were $3 and $3.50l—now' ,2
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» l' ... Coal at Harris & Guns. 2:15 o‘clock. and (fillings 11$: fin r13: 3‘; “ ii ’ 0 -
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BATHING CAPS W:ather Forecast 3 , . 9 ‘
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